Some Love for the Little Guys - Share your Songbird/Warblers/Wrens....

[DanG]

European Starling
z50 500pf

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[Pablo Rodriguez]

Lot's of great threads on Hawks, Owls,Eagles and the big guys but if you're like me you have plenty of file images of small birds like: finches, sparrows, wrens, warblers, flycatchers and the like. Thought it might be nice to start an ongoing thread for sharing photos of the little guys.

Here's a House Wren that I didn't expect. I was shooting Cedar Waxwings and a King Fisher from a blind along a small stream when this guy jumped up on a nice perch in decent light.

Nikon D850, 600mm + TC-14 iii, @f/5.6, 1/1000". ISO 320

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Anyone else want to share images of songbirds and the like?

Have this little bird too from Costa Rica, Yellow Tyrannulet

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[DRwyoming]

This Mountain Chickadee was kind enough to drop by for some portraits this afternoon.

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[Doug Herr]

This Mountain Chickadee was kind enough to drop by for some portraits this afternoon.
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Your Mountain Chickadees have bigger eyebrows than our Sierra Nevada/Cascades birds!

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[DRwyoming]

Your Mountain Chickadees have bigger eyebrows than our Sierra Nevada/Cascades birds!

My wife calls them the Mohawk Chickadees to differentiate them from the Black Capped.

Great image Doug, I love that pose!

 

[Otto]

I'm singing...I'm singing...singing in the rain!

Sparrow of sorts, doing it's thing paying absolutely no attention to me. Well there was eye contact at some point.

Nikon D500, Tamron 150-600mm ISO 2000 @500mm F6.3

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[SonoranDesert]

Thoroughly enjoyed seeing this shots!

 

[KurtT]

These guys were on my fountain in front yard. I can hear one of the juveniles saying, really, there is a bee on your back...

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[KurtT]

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Mountain Blue birds. Soft but love it anyway.

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House finch dad and kids on fountain.

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White Crown Sparrow

 

[KurtT]

oops multiple posts

 

[KurtT]

oops dont know how to delete multiple posts

 

[KurtT]

I dont know what I did wrong or if post went thru. If did, I apologize for multiple same posts as I don't know what I did here. Gorgeous little birds here.

 

[FB101]

Red Wing Black Bird silhouette - he was happily singing to the sunrise - or more likely warning everybody else that I was there

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[Woodyg3]

House Finch on an old farm gate

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[Jmaes]

It's not easy being green European greenfinch.

Z6 II, 500 f4, f/5.6, 1/1000, iso 450

European greenfinch by Jochen Maes

 

[Jmaes]

Red-backed shrike.

The image was actually taken in May of this year, but I somehow managed to overlook it until now

D500, 500 f4 + TC-14E III, f/5.6, 1/1250, iso 500

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[jeffnles1]

Eastern Towhee. Taken in SW Ohio Nov 19, 2021. F5.6, 1/1600 sec, ISO 224 (Auto ISO), Nikon D500, Nikon 200-500 (at 500). downsampled to under 1mb to post.

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[Ralph]

Eastern Towhee. Taken in SW Ohio Nov 19, 2021. F5.6, 1/1600 sec, ISO 224 (Auto ISO), Nikon D500, Nikon 200-500 (at 500). downsampled to under 1mb to post.
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Excellent Shot! Very unusual to see them perched. Normally they are hopping around under some bush

 

[jeffnles1]

Excellent Shot! Very unusual to see them perched. Normally they are hopping around under some bush

Thanks Ralph. There were 5 or 6 of them hopping around on the ground under this tree. One flew up, landed on the branch just long enough for me to grab focus and fire a shot. The shot right after this one was of an empty stick where a towhee used to be. Far more luck than skill in getting this one.

 

[SonoranDesert]

Red-backed shrike.

The image was actually taken in May of this year, but I somehow managed to overlook it until now

D500, 500 f4 + TC-14E III, f/5.6, 1/1250, iso 500

Nice catch!

 

[Jmaes]

Great tit reflection.

Not exactly the most exotic species (they're the single most common bird around here); but photogenic under the right conditions nonetheless.

Z6 II, 500 f4, f/4, 1/250, iso 8000

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[Nolan.S.92]

Cape May Warbler at Croton Point Park

 

[Nolan.S.92]

Cape May Warbler at Croton Point Park

 

[Doug Herr]

Spotted Towhee, the western counterpart to the Eastern Towhee
Sacramento County California

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[Jmaes]

Eurasian wren.

Pretty dark in the forest again, but made the most of it.

Z6 II, 500 f4, f/4, 1/125, iso 3600

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